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Electric Dreams The E-Cigarette Challenge

By Heneage Mitchell

E-cigarettes are getting a lot of publicity at the moment – and not all of it bad.

Essentially a battery-operated nicotine delivery system that looks like a cigarette, E-cigarettes are gaining market share rapidly in the US and parts of Europe as smoking bans and health concerns attract consumers to the new technology.

The US is currently the largest market for E-cigarettes (neighboring Canada has banned their sale). The EU is close behind. These two areas are currently where most of the activity is taking place. In many other markets, E-cigarettes are either banned currently, or the market has yet to be developed. In Asia, China, which is the leading producer of E-cigarettes, has seen the product catching on to some degree, while Japan is seen as a potentially important market in the future.

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What’s New at Hauni

Staff Report

PROTOS-M5 at full throttle

To meet the demands of the market, Hauni is now also offering its trusted PROTOS-M5 twin-rod cigarette maker with a 14,000 CPM capacity

The highest level of cigarette production reliability with consistent quality and low production costs – the PROTOS-M5 should offer all these advantages at a speed of 14,000 cpm.

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Bentoel and BAT

By Heneage Mitchell

BAT’s recent acquisition of Bentoel has piqued the interest of many in the industry, but as of now, the impact has generally yet to be felt as BAT carefully considers its strategy.

During this assessment period, no, or relatively minor changes, are expected in Bentoel’s day-to-day activities until BAT has thoroughly examined al its options. However, there is a palpable mood of excitement at Bentoel’s corporate headquarters these days: a sense of optimism pervades the atmosphere. There is no question that BAT’s takeover of the company is welcomed by Bentoel’s executives as they see the benefits of working with an established and highly competent international player, one that, most importantly, is second-to-none in it understanding of and competitiveness in the cigarette industry.

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New Challenges for China’s Tobacco Printing Industry

By Allen Liao

Along with in-depth promotion of reform of the tobacco industry, further implementation of international tobacco control initiatives and substantive advancement environmental protection protocols, the tobacco printing industry of China now faces harsh new challenges.

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Malaysia Struggles to Curb Illicit Imports

By Heneage Mitchell

Despite official efforts to curb the incidence of illicit cigarette sales in Malaysia, a recent survey conducted on behalf of Confederation of Malaysian Tobacco Manufacturers (CMTM) has shown startling evidence that illicit tobacco imports and sales in the country have reached an all-time high.

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China’s New Grade Two Cigarettes Spark Competition

By Allen Liao

Redefinition of Grade Two cigarettes as a result of the government’s change of consumption tax policy on tobacco products has touched off a new round of intense competition among Chinese tobacco manufacturers, leading to a rush to grab greater market shares.

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Flavor Bans The Next Nail in the Coffin?

By Heneage Mitchell

Canada’s C-32 Bill, passed in late 2009, will put a serious crimp into the flavorings permitted in cigarettes sold in Canada. Several US politicians were quick to apply pressure on Canadian legislators, seeing the threat it presents to US burley exports to Canada (despite there having been almost none in recent years). But there are other, more far-reaching ramifications, that have got some of the industry’s top names worried.

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Coordinated Development Benefits Chinese Equipment and Manufacturing Segments

By Allen Liao

As the ongoing fundamental structural reform of the tobacco industry contributes to creating more opportunities for business development, the tobacco machinery industry of China has managed to deepen its already close cooperation with the tobacco industry though coordinated development.

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